Boston Red Sox Champions after dramatic World Series win
Boston’s Red Sox defeated the New York Giants 3 to 2 in the tenth inning at Fenway Park to win the world baseball championship. Key plays included Murray’s double, Gardner’s game winning hit, and a misplayed ball by Snodgrass that allowed the decisive run. Spectators clashed with McGraw after the final out as the crowd roared for Boston.
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Cardinals Take City Series In Decisive Game
The Cardinals defeated the Browns 6 to 1 to win the city series four games to three with one tie. Yesterday's results included the White Sox 7 Cubs 5.
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Roosevelt May Leave Hospital If Blood Poison Fails
Chicago reports say Colonel Roosevelt will be moved to Oyster Bay Saturday if no blood poisoning develops. doctors and Mrs. Roosevelt decide after a conference. The note of caution follows his rib injury and infection risk. he receives many messages from officials and foreign royals while continuing recovery.
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Oyster Bay
Regimental Arrival and Civic Welcome In Wallonia
The Twenty third U S infantry regiment arrived in Wallonia midday Wednesday and was greeted by hundreds. Mayor Allen Swope led a city escort. entertainments and speeches by Mayor Swope and Judge John M Lewis followed. Colonel Edwin F Glenn and staff attended a dinner at a local hotel with Oscar H Montgomery presiding. A Mourner baseball challenge to the regiment was accepted. A distressed dog caused a brief police response on 16th street but the animal was not a threat as no mad dog symptoms appeared.
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Husband Sues Nat Goodwin For 25000 Damages
Charles Dough, a real estate man of San Diego, sues Nat Goodwin for 25000 in a suit filed by his attorneys alleging alienation of his wife’s affections. Mrs Dough, a stage performer known as Marjorie Mageland, had appeared with Goodwin as his leading lady. The complaint claims Goodwin used his manners to win the wife against her will and that she preferred to stay away from her husband after the alienation.
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St Nat. Goodwin
Mire
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Doushir
Widow Lillian Rosenthal testifies in Becker murder trial
Mrs. Lillian Rosenthal widow of Herman Rosenthal testifies about the accused Lieut. Charles Becker and her husband’s dealings. She recalls Becker at the Elks club Thanksgiving eve and a raid confrontation stating it had to be Herman or me as she described the loan on the mortgage.
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New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Lillian Rosenthal
Becker
Herman
Gladys Watson Engaged to William Ziegler Jr
Miss Gladys Virginia Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Curry Watson, will wed William Ziegler Jr. Ziegler, adopted son of the late William Ziegler, inherits a $30,000,000 estate on reaching his majority, previously held in trust by Mayor Gaynor and coexecutors.
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William Ziegler
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Clara D Roberts Seeks Legal Separation From Samuel J Roberts
Clara D Roberts filed a divorce suit this vacation at the courthouse seeking a legal separation from Samuel J Roberts. The action marks the first divorce filing of the vacation period before the court.
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Clara D. Roberts
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Traveling fireman role created on Monon system
Andy Carmichael, formerly an engineer on the Monon, is advanced to travel ing fireman with jurisdiction over the entire system. The new post aims to reduce coal waste as part of the company's efficiency drive.
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Motorman Slays an Outlaw in Oakland Robbery Try
An unidentified bandit wearing a false mustache and wig was shot and killed by Motorman J. Hegner after attempting to rob conductor W. B. Meeker on a Grant Avenue car. Meeker lost the middle finger of his right hand in the struggle.
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Markets Report From New York and Midwest Grain Prices
Flour market shows steady to firmer prices with winter and spring wheat and jute flour listed. Butter and eggs settle at varied retail and dairy quotes, while potatoes and live poultry report Minnesota and Michigan ranges. Wheat, corn, oats, barley futures and spot quotes from New York reflect mixed tone with notable price points across grades.
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Bly Report As To Negri Bodies In Dog's Head
A Bly report concludes testing for Negri bodies in a dog's head will likely yield a diagnosis. The finding centers on rabies investigation and uses standard neuropathological methods. Further confirmation may come from additional tests or expert review.
Local Railway Official Hospitalized After Liver Surgery
L. R. Witty once trainmaster of the Southern Indiana Railway with base in this city is in St. Anthony's hospital at Terre Haute in serious condition after an operation for liver complications performed by a renowned Chicago specialist. Mrs. Witty and friends here are grieved by the illness.
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Funeral services for Daniel Peck in Medora
The funeral for Daniel Peck father of Mrs. Henry Zollman, who died at his Medora home Tuesday night, was held Thursday in Medora.
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Henry Zollman
Medora
Rabid Dog Bite Case Moves to Lab for Rabies Test
The head of the supposed mad dog that bit Miss Mary Smith at 5th and N streets was sent to Indianapolis for examination. The report on rabies is expected Friday. Quince Dobbins a local veterinary surgeon dispatched the head to the laboratory and treats other bitten stock.
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N Streets
Indianapolis
Quince Dobbins
Ill for Some Time Mrs. Thompson Improves
Mrs. William Thompson of Heltonville has been seriously ill for some time but shows improvement today.
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Heltonvile
Chicago and East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices
Prices for cattle hogs and sheep listed from Chicago and East Buffalo markets dated Oct 16. Cattle ranges include good to choice steers nine to eleven dollars, vealers eight to eleven, cows five to eight. hogs from eight to nine dollars with various weights. East Buffalo shows active cattle and hog markets with prime steers nine to nine fifty and mixed prices for pigs and sheep at lower levels.
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Schrank Admits Guilt In Court In Roosevelt Attempt
Milwaukee dispatch reports John Schrank, the would be slayer of ex president Roosevelt, arraigned on assault with intent to kill and to have trial set. He told Judge Neelen I am guilty and I am not in a hurry. He expressed fatigue and was taken to the county jail amid strong public feeling for swift justice and possible punishment.
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Schrank arraigned amid secrecy as election windups loom
Schrank was secretly moved from the Central police station to Judge Neelen's court for arraignment amid tight security. District Attorney Zabel indicated trial likely postposed until after the November election, citing political duties. Schrank, in a cell interview, said he would kill Roosevelt if given another chance and claimed an accomplice might finish the job.
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Taft appeals for Red Cross funds for wounded in Turkish Greek relief
President Taft issued an appeal on behalf of the American Red Cross for funds to aid the sick and wounded cared for by the Turkish and Greek Red Cross organizations.
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Taft
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American
Peace Pact Signed After Turkish Defeat at Gusinje
Turkish forces scored a crushing victory over Montenegrins at the unfortified town of Gusinje near Podgorica. Reports say the Montenegrins fled in disorder as the Turks pushed toward Scutari while talks in Zurich suspend further hostilities.
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